2011-08-09, 03:17 PM
Possessing a real fire-arm out in public is bad enough, pulling it out when being confronted by a policeman? thats clearly with some kind of intent, he could have easily have kept the gun hidden until it was taken off him in a search, so he's either guilty or stupid. The policeman/men that shot him are also obviously at blame, but no manner of police training can prevent someone from reacting when a gun is pulled out in front of them, especially since gun crime doesn't seem to happen a lot here (as far as i am aware, i'm not a police officer).
Regardless, since the riot itself no longer has anything to do with this, all we are doing is beating a dead horse here.
Regardless, since the riot itself no longer has anything to do with this, all we are doing is beating a dead horse here.